"I/We would like to acknowledge that we are in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaw people. The Treaties of Peace and Friendship cover this territory.”

• Students are asked to check the lost and found located outside the office for items that may belong to you.
• Dance Guest Slips for Jr. & Sr. High students available at the office, due back by Tuesday, Oct 17th.
• Lego Club will be starting on today in Mrs. Boutilier's classroom at 11:45.  Everyone is welcome to join.
• Dawn Howe-Power will be here today for any students wishing to see her.
• The nurse practitioner will be here on Wednesday, please see Darlene in the YHC to book an appointment.

• October is Mi'kmaw History Month!  This year the theme is Mi’kmaw Sports, Traditional Games and Pastimes.

• In 1986, the then Grand Chief Donald Marshall Sr. proclaimed every October 1st as Treaty Day. It commemorates the key role of treaties in the relationship between the Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq and the Crown.  By celebrating Treaty Day, we are giving thanks to the Mi’kmaw and the Crown for signing treaties of peace and friendship.  We are all Treaty People.